So what did we learn from the Rittenhouse trial?
Because it feels like the lesson is 'shoot back'. Is the law really going to rule "Last one alive is innocent"?
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Really, its just an individual jury verdict, and this kid got off.
I'd love it if we learned something about some really screwed up laws like the initial aggressor docrine and self defense and started talking about why they present problems, but i doubt that's going to happen.
More likely, we'll be coping with a license to hunt, open carry, and racial stuff, which this case really shouldn't have been about for the jury.
I'd love it if we learned something about some really screwed up laws like the initial aggressor docrine and self defense and started talking about why they present problems, but i doubt that's going to happen.
More likely, we'll be coping with a license to hunt, open carry, and racial stuff, which this case really shouldn't have been about for the jury.
